Program Summary: Objectives: 1. Discuss optimization of each type of interface in neonatal care between pressure-controlled and flow-controlled respiratory support devices. 2. Differentiate the common respiratory pathologies requiring non-invasive respiratory sup...

Program Summary: Join Dr. Brita Mittal for her discussion on High Flow Nasal Oxygen in Anesthesia. For FPH hosted group viewing sessions, please use the attached csv file to take attendance and email your completed roster to solutionsx2@comcast.net EIA Sign I...

Program Summary: Have you ever wondered how you could benefit from joining a journal club? Here’s your opportunity to find out. We’ve gathered an expert team of respiratory therapists who will draw on their experience in driving clinical practice chan...

Program Summary: Objectives: The objectives for this webinar are to: Discuss the physiology of nasal high flow therapy Explore the pathophysiology of COVID–19 respiratory illness Review clinical experience and patient cohorts: Trauma, COPD and Respiratory...

Program Summary: Join Thomas Piraino and Keith Lamb to discuss Mechanical Ventilation and Respiratory Support in the treatment of COVID-19.

Program Summary: This contemporary case study and discussion will include: Initial Findings and Treatment Clinical Progression and Supportive Therapy Infectious Disease Consultation Resolution of Acute Respiratory Illness Key Triage & Decision Points

Program Summary: A one hour presentation and moderated discussion examining the introduction of nasal high flow therapy in clinical practice and the associated clinical evidence comparing nasal high flow therapy with CPAP.

Program Summary: A one-hour presentation and moderated discussion of the physiological outcomes and clinical impact of nasal high flow therapy; focusing on the results and implications of the PARIS trial in young infants with bronchiolitis

Program Summary: A one hour presentation and moderated discussion examining the evidence and practical applications of nasal high flow therapy in the post-acute setting.

Program Summary: A one hour moderated discussion examining the evidence and practical applications of both nasal high flow therapy in both the emergency and acute care settings.